AGP Executive Report
Last update: 5 hours agoLocal Schools: Cape Henlopen is considering a referendum that would add about $220 a year to the average district taxpayer’s bill, as officials warn that a funding shortfall could mean fewer teachers and larger classes. Arts & Culture: Qreative Voices is offering 10 grants of $500 to LGBTQ+ performing artists in Delaware and 16 other Southern states; applications close Dec. 15. On the Calendar: A Nov. 16 Lewes Public Library event will bring journalist Otis Sanford and First Amendment lawyer Lee Levine together to discuss race, justice and press freedom. Community: Milford fire investigators say an electrical fault caused the Lulu Ross Elementary fire that displaced about 600 students. Getaway: Lewes pairs sandy shores and coastal history with oyster houses, outdoor activities, book festivals and live music. More to Explore: A $56 million Kingswood Community Center has opened as part of Wilmington’s Riverside revitalization, and the team behind the Milton Theatre plans to reopen a historic Millsboro theater.
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